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FORUM HOUSE RABBIT Q & A Cost to spay/neuter?

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    • MaddieRabbits
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        Hi everyone! So I’ve managed to find a vet that is approved by the Rabbit Welfare Association and it happens to be the only one in my county so I think from now on I’ll only go there for my buns. Tomorrow I’ll be picking up my new little rex female and I inquired today as to how much it would cost for her to be spayed and they told me that for any rabbits over 2.5 kilograms a spray would cost £99 and neutering would be £89. Obviously this is very pricey, however I’ve rang other vets who actually cost a lot more and so I was wondering how much it has costed everyone else to have their bunnies done. Thank you!


      • Asriel and Bombur
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          I wished my neuters were so cheap! That’s around $115USD. My neuters were $350. I had both boys go in at the same time. I ended up spending $800 total. That included the surgery, 36 hours of in house after care at the vet, and all medications that were sent home. I got a lot for the price, but it was still super pricey. Most bunny vets in the states tend to charge upwards of $150. Your single neuter is the price of most bunny vet appointments (like normal physicals) within a 6 hour radius of me.

          In general, you’ll find that neuters are always cheaper than spays because they’re not as invasive. 


        • MaddieRabbits
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            Oh my gosh, I guess I’m lucky then! That’s absolutely crazy! The receptionist did mention I might need to pay an additonal £10 for any pain relief that I bring home but that’s obviously essential and costs no where near what yours did. Your rabbits are so lucky!


          • Sirius&Luna
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              My girl cost around £120 I believe, and boys were around £100 Sounds like pretty standard pricing to me

              My vet does keep them overnight as standard, and sends them home with appetite stimulants and painkillers, plus the price includes two free post-op checks at 3 days and 10 days, so I thought it was a pretty good deal


            • sarahthegemini
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                My female was just over £100 to be spayed. That included the metacam (oral pain relief) and post surgery check up a few days later. I thought it was a bargain to be honest.


              • MaddieRabbits
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                  I suppose my vets are considered cheap then and I know for a fact they are good quality vets that really care about animals as they are a fairly new surgery which I have gone to before with my other pets. I’m already able to afford her procedure and she is only around 12 weeks old so that isn’t an issue at all, I’m hoping to have her done asap to prevent any hormonal issues as my last female was a nightmare!


                • Tina99
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                    I payed £60 each for my boys’neutering at a very good clinic in Plymouth, UK. That included free check up after the op, free painmeds but they only stayed there for a day. I think it is about £100 for spaying females.


                  • Wick & Fable
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                      Yes, that’s quite affordable. Wick’s primary vet is pricey, so it was $268 for his neuter.

                      It’s great that you’ve found an experienced vet to conduct the procedure.

                      The answers provided in this discussion are for general guideline purposes only. The information is not intended to diagnose or treat your pet. Seek the advice of your veterinarian or a qualified behaviorist.

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